Although I haven’t played a lot of them, my favorite is Colin McRae Rally 2.0, which is predecessor to the DIRT series.
I used to watch my uncle play on his computer in the 2000s.
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Although I haven’t played a lot of them, my favorite is Colin McRae Rally 2.0, which is predecessor to the DIRT series.
I used to watch my uncle play on his computer in the 2000s.
There is no politics in the game. Your task is to survive alone is cubic world, no one even talks. I think that whoever is the original creator is irrelevant.
Paradox in infamous for releasing unfinished games, in recent years.
No, it wouldn’t stand in court.
Blocking ads is technically allowed by law, including copyright law in most countries I am aware of, while it’s against Youtube’s ToS.
Do you know how much your government spends on helping private companies, instead?
K9-Mail to this day doesnt display notifications for me
Try to disable battery optimisation
It’s not against ToS. Curation lists discriminate no one.
They are legitimate reviews.
Their cause being… recommending against buying some games?
You start from a false premise. The reason for curators on Steam is that recommendations pro/against a game appear on the game’s store page.
It allows you to avoid stuff that someone already played and knows you won’t like.
Steam Curators curate recommendation lists that users can subscribe to based on what they like / don’t like.
If I already don’t want to hear anything about LGBT, then I will follow curators like this. It’s not the other way around.
The need to save 0.2 seconds by asking your phone where Georgia is, instead of reading Wikipedia headline by yourself.
Servo is going to fill that void
Can you provide a source on how Google is working hard on JPEG-XL missing features?
Name one program that doesn’t support WebP.
It’s Fantasy, not Sci-Fi.
Some people care about privacy.
Blind people shouldn’t need to give up their privacy to Microsoft and Google to have a web page read to them.
Are you sure?